San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-14

Now Is time to rig yourself out In
good suit Of clothes cheap. For full par
ticulars, see advertisements elsewhere.
Col. Belknap will go with his pro.
teges to Washington, and the boys Will
have a good friend and banker with
them.
Listen to the old reliable, Do not
miss this golden opportunity, smokers.
| Every smoker Free" box OF cigars.
5-l4-lt
There will be music, and refresh
ments nice and cool at SOmmers' garden
tomorrow afternoon, to which you are
cordially Invited.
Miss ada" champions the cause OF
| the laborlng man In tOday's LIGHT. She
will no doubt make some man good
hOusekeeper.
mr.. II. c. King, money order clerk
Of the postoffice. is much better and
thinks he will be able 10 return TO duty
by the first Of next month.
The Belknaps drilled at the Arsenal
grounds this morning and smelled pow
der by INDUCING in blank cartridge iir-
| ing.
The fifth file OF fOurs, Belknap Rifles,
cArTltu OH the HOtOEs Ntbltlud1g nv bitN
| Joint drill on Government hill. Their
movements we're simply perfect.
ID. r. Gibson has suspicious watch
| chain. When you ask him what time 1t
is, he produces little squirrel and says,
| its zone"
To-day the Belknap Rifles are first
| fayOrItes for the Washington drill, and
| 1t Is evident that the boys mean BUSH
ness.
| The question now seems to be when
| is Charlie Menger going TO set up the
keg of beer he lost on the Ashley baby.
| That's almost as bad u COnundrum as
Joe's Port wine.
Prof. william Muth extends cor
dial invitation to the public to attend a
| grand musical concert by the Sth cavalry
band tomorrow afternoon at his garden
| on Government Hill.
The Turner'S and their ladies not
wishing to go to the picnic grounds in
| the morning can take the Macedonia bus
| at the Mission garden at one and three
| p. M. to the grounds for % cents for the
round trip.
The Natohitoches. La. Democratic
| Review, publishes an item that Miss
| Della EZernack, relative of City
| Weigher Sanchez, of this city, has re-
| Gently carried off the highest honors for
scholarship at the Louisiana State Nor
NAL school at that place.
The prohibs seem to be all united
and organized, while the ants appear to
lodging around, trying to avoid helping
in the fight. Look out, gentlemen If
the cranks get you In their grip your oc-
| cupatiOn is gone.
| The following changes are being
| made in the Menger hotel clerical staff:
j. W. Gordon, to be day clerk, vice ).
| Van Bibber. +. NJ. Teele, to be night
clerk, vice w. w. Teele, resigned.
The Belknaps patronize home indus
try and have purchased all their Wash
ington supplies in the city. They know
| the citizens support them and they try
| to return the compliment.
MIR. Schoch, principal Of school No.
| 8, desires to return thanks for favOrs ex-
tended his school at their picnic at the
San Pedro springs, to Mayor Callaghan,
Mr.. Smye, Col. Kerble, MIR. Tengg and
others.
| When old Judge FOWLER was tucked in his
| little bed by Mrs. MOuser he couldn't sleep
| wink until the excellent woman had brought
| bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Then he
| crossed his little hands and sunk il sweet re
| pose.
| General WAYNE Stables. Baltimore and Psca
| streets, Baltimore, Md:
| can safely recommend your Salvation Oil
| to all suffering with rheumatism, as was
| sufferer, and before / had finished using the
| first bottle was entirely cured.
| JOS. 5. Fox, Cattle Dealer,
| III North Broadway, Baltimore, Md
VIM. Booker, the cOlOred barber,
against whom q criminal charge of at
| tempt to commit rape is pending has
skipped his bond and was last heard of
in Ell Paso. He is probably in Mexico by
this time. J. r. Davis and BoOker's sis
ter were his sureties.
In Justice MoAllister's court this
morning the suit by Pedro Hernandez
against j. L. Dwyer for balance Of
Sl30 on note was decided in favor of the
| plaintiff, and the suit by the same party
against Dryer for S75 back wages, is
| now on trial in the same court.